Wall Street Journal Taps Gerard Baker as Deputy Editor-in-Chief
By Matt Haber
November 12, 2008 | 11:05 a.m.
Jim Romenesko has a memo announcing the appointment of Gerard Baker as the new Deputy Editor-in-Chief of The Wall Street Journal.
In the memo, sent by Robert Thomson, Mr. Baker is described as having "had a distinguished career as a journalist at the BBC, Financial Times and The Times of London. He has reported on subjects as diverse as the exotica of Japanese politics, the minutiae of monetary policy, and the frailties of the international financial system." Mr. Baker writes a column for The Times of London, which also includes videos.
Mr. Thomson also says, "He will bring considerable energy and wit to the Journal, and assist me in overseeing the transition of the paper, the website and Newswires."
The full memo can be found here.
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